20:31 Jun 24, 2010 |
Arabic to English translations [PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / General | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Ahmed Badawy Saudi Arabia Local time: 21:30 | ||||||
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Fractional and comprehensiveness Explanation: from fractional to comprehensive from fraction to comprehensiveness |
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from fragmented to united Explanation: By itself, it's difficult. However, taken in context of the sentence, I think we can say: "The development of Mecca from (being) fragmented to (being) united, and from antiquity to contemporary." |
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between partiality and comprehensiveness Explanation: . |
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between particularity and universality Explanation: My humble suggestion. salams |
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Between partition and entirety Explanation: Entirety is wholeness, whole and an entirety is divided into partitions (just like in computer sciences). I have based my answer on my assumption that the context is related to "the stages of building Mecca into a developed city." The entirety would be the general Mecca perspective and the partitions of this entirety would be the structures that reflect the Muslim or religious identity of this holy city Best regards |
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partialism/partiality and totalitarianism Explanation: though more used term in such philosophical branch is the first term (partialism) as it is a stated methodology. |
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